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05-22-2013, 05:36 AM
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I am subscribed and I do use it quite regularly. If you collect the more popular sets its can be a very valuable tool I think. If you collect odd ball or more difficult/hard to find sets, the pricing data can be quite sparse or non existent, not through any fault of VCP but simply because either pricing history doesn't exist, is extremely hard to locate or any history that does exist is 4 years old or more.
Case in point, I collect T209 black/whites, but they are difficult cards to find at times so I don't even bother checking VCP for pricing on T209s because VCP has little to no history on T209s. 
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